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Thus far, this phenotype segregates as an autosomal recessive trait and maps to the FEOM2 locus on chromosome 11q13 [ 8 ] , and affected individuals carry homozygous mutations in ARIX [ 5 ] . ARIX encodes a homeodomain transcription factor required for nIII and nIV development in mice and zebrafish [ 22 23 ] . In families with CFEOM3, the CFEOM phenotype is variably expressed.
Among the intrinsic factors underlying asymmetric division, the interactions of the Numb differentiation-associated protein with Notch proliferation-associated signaling is the model most widely studied, ranging from bacteria, yeast, and Drosophila to mammals [ 30 ] . When the neuronal progenitor cells undergo asymmetric division (20% in neuronal tissue cell culture) they produce neuronal daughter cells to which Numb protein segregates preferentially, and such daughter cells show an enhanced differentiation of neuronal processes [ 45 ] . Interestingly, Numb is firstly associated with one pole of the plasma membrane of a dividing cell, and subsequently with one of the two resulting nuclei [ 29 45 ] . Our study indicates that preservation of nuclear ERα in one of two postmitotic cells is associated with the ability of CT to replicate and diminution of ERα and appearance of nuclear ERβ dictates a generation of a daughter cell that is committed to differentiate (Fig.
and Seriphidium , the Bremer and Humphries [ 2 ] morphologically based cladogram placed four small genera ( Neopallasia, Turaniphytum, Mausolea, Picrothamnus ; with a total of seven species) as closest sisters ( i.e ., segregates) of Artemisia s.s . (the Artemisia -clade sensu Bremer and Humphries), whereas Seriphidium and two small genera ( Kaschgaria, Crossostephium ; 3 species total) were placed outside the Artemisia -clade as allies to Artemisia s.s . In addition, Sphaeromeria, Filifolium, Ajaniopsis , and Stilnolepis (13 species total) were sister to this clade of eight genera that included Artemisia s.s.
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Thus far, this phenotype segregates as an autosomal dominant trait and maps to either FEOM3 on 16qter [ 7 ] or to FEOM1 [ 24 ] .